T am authorized to recelve un. objectionable dumpage matter at west end of Btuart Street, to be approved of, and placed fn such a manner as may be pointed out by me. r- A. HOPPINS. CARD OF THANKS. 1 desire to thank my many custom. ers for past favors, and announce that 3 am well prepared to merve them again. Owing to drift ice ihis year ft was very difficult to obtain clean fee, but [I succeeded in Botting an eX Cellent quality, clear as cryst JOMN GL BREN, To Contractors DERS8 WILL BE RECEIVED at = e Office of the Becretary, Sehool Mining, Kingston, up to § pam. of aturday, April Ist, for the Cabinet ork, comprising' Lockers, Tables, nches, Fume. Cupboards, Desks and other 'Furniture, and also Plumbing and Fitters' Works required in the for ine °G of the Chemistry Building lor the Governors of the BSeh we oC ifleations, and details jnay een at the office of the orntgnod he lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. POWER & BON, Architects. Kings Merchants' Bank Chambers, NOTICE On and after April 1st the Coal and Wood Business con- ducted by me will be known as the Jas. Sowards Coal Co. All accounts will be ren- dered April 1st, and must paid on or before April 15th. After above date accounts will be placed in the hands of our Solicitor, JAS. BSOWARDS. 0000000000000 0000000 SPIRELLA COARTS. THE IDEAL BuNING. EESTI Duplicate Corset free If boning breaks or rusts in one year. A style for every figure. Appointments made by card or 'phone 878. RG DUNNETT, Corsettiere, 108 Wellington Street, "Phone S75. Spring Time 15 Wiring Time ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. ~ W. A. Spriggs & Co. Electrical Contractors, 1607 PRINCESS STREET, one 68. Near Bagot French Dry Cleaning If your business or evening suit shabby or needs pressing send M' to us. By our French Dry Cleaning Process we make it look Hke new, R.PARKER & CO., Dyers and Cleaners, 80 Princess St, Kingston, Ont. D00000000000000000000 Pdi SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH. WEST LAND REGULATIONS, ANY PERSON WHO IS THE SOLE head of 2 family or any male over 18 years old homestead a quarter section of Jo lable Dominion land in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta, e applicant myst apraar in person at eo Dominion La Agency or Sub. for the dis Met ntry by proxy may be made at ahy agency, on certain tions. BE ather, mother, son, brother or sister of intending homeet ender. Titles 8.--8ix months residence upon nd cultivation of the land in each of hree years. A homesteador may live within nine miles of his homestead on sfarm of at least 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him er by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister. In ctrtal n districts' a homesteader in ré-empt a quarter fiom on a hs homestead. Price, un ust reside lausarh per acre. Duties! he homestead or a tion months in each of six years from date of-homestead entry (including the time uired to earn homest patent) Sultivate fifty acres extra. eader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain A pre-emption may enter for a purs chased homestead in certain districts, Price, $3.00 per acre. Duties--Must residé mix years, cuitivate and & house worth $30 | W. W. CORY, + Deputy of the Minister of the N.B.~Unauthorized pu fication of this advertisement will not be paid for. RAR IN NEARLY EVERY oS bs ession ils against (the matter has been brought to SA "Wi 19TH 1h le Mass Wet CONVENTION, Thrsday, areh 231d SUPERIORITY OF TEAM OVER INDIVIDUAL PLAY Demonstrated in the Frontense-All- Star Hockey Game--A\. T. Hateh, Manager of the Collegiate Teams. The Toronto News The super- fority of .the team over the individual in hockey, wa more clearly demonstrated than in Kingston, Wed- nesday night, according to a Toronto man at the game, who sayst "In dividaally; the seven players who com- posed the all-stars were perhaps the equal of their conguerers, as a team they were outclassed! The smoothness with which the Frontenacs worked duplicated the mnchine-like way of going of the University of Toronte's great rugby fourteen. Likewise the junior champions were in full pés- session of the finer points of the game which they played, and used their knowledge of inside hockey to grand advantage. Summing it up, they have attained perfection in * team work this coupled with their other merits, would make it an extremely hard task for any team, whether senior or junior, amateur or professional, play ing a clean brand of hockey to de feat them on Kingston ice. Trouble for Amateurs. number of amateur hockey play- ers who participated in a hockey match in Brockville a week ago are says § never A done. all in-his . power 10 assist boys. of the hockey a gréat help in looking after the boys, and gpon sipal, ho of fhe teams. fully three hockey teams, the junior is tereolle senior now hold trophies, FRIDA ¥ MARC H 1% THE DANY BRITISH WHIG, the Sliter was manager Hatch was While E. O. teams, Mr. Hmusements. Mr, Sliter being made prin- took over the management This season he has managed success - St. Patrick's Night TO-NIGHT ate, junior city league and Two of these teams the Junior City Under The Beautiful Trish Drama, THE RECTOR In Three Acts Irish Specinfitien Between Acta. ttn A Beat ja SEATS NOW ON SALE Night. EL 1.3 Matinee at 2.30. Evening at 5.15, WM. M. BRADY'S Production of THE MAN 1x: HOUR By George Broadhurst, With . FELIX HANEY as ALD, PHELAN, And the Original Cast. Fourth Year of Success. Matinee, 25, 35, 50, 75; %Whildren, 25. Evening, 25, 50, 75, AL. Seats mow on Sale. WEDNESDAY, Mar. 22nd The Dramatic Seasation of the Deende, Walker Whiteside { Management, Liebler & Co, ), A. T. HATCH, B.A. In Israel Zangwill's Masterpiece, quaking in their shoes as a result of an action which is taking place. Mt scems that the boys played with pre- professionals and the attention of the Canadian athletic as- sociation. It will be taken up and no doubt the amateur cerfificates will ke eancelled and they will be foreed to play professional. Ending of City Hockey League. The business affairs of the City Hockey League will be brought to a close at the meeting which wall be held next Wednesday evening for the pur- pose of straightening up business mat- ters. This year has been a most sue céssful one and the league will bave several dollars in the treasury when the bills are all paid. I -- Will Have Banquet. The Granite Hockey Club will hold a banquet in the near future to cele | brate the winning of the city seniof championship. If they win the Jubi- lee cap, Saturday night, it will be to commemorate that also, but whether they are successful in winning that or not they will hold the banquet just the same. Baseball Metin Monday Night. The interest in sport is centreing it- self around baseball now. The fans no sooner drop one line of sport than they take up another, Baseball is the order of the day. A meeting of the C 'ity Baseball League will be held, Monday | evening for the purpose of getting tings in shape for the coming sea- son, The election of officers will be' the principal theme for discussion, al- though there are several other impor- tant matters to be taken up. iin, Collegiate Hockey Manager. A. T. Hatch, B.A., the popular teach- er of manual training at the Colle giate Institute, has been connected with the school for the past seven years and during that time he has en deared himself to all the boys for the renson that he is always one of them. He has taken a great interest in sport connected with the school, and has HYOMEI The Breatheable Remedy Catarrh. The rational way tarth is the Hyomei way, viz by breathing. Scientists for years have _been agreed on this point but failed to get an antiseptic strong enough to kill catarrh germs and not destroy the tissues of the membrane at the same time, until the discovery of Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me.) Hyomei is the most powerful yet healing antiseptic known. Breathe it hea the inhaler over the inflamed and germ-ridlen membrane four or five times a day, and in a few days the germs will disappear. A complete Hyomei outfit, including the inhaler, costs $1.00 and extra bottles, if afterwards needed, cost but 50 cents. apainable from druggist or Booth Co., Fort Erie, Hyomei is te to cure asthma, croup, sare ie Ajeet, coughs, colds or Zip oe your money back, Sold ar by J. B. MelLeod, BANISH THE BAR Ti¥ield Day asd Conveation ty o rs City ef for to combat Ca- Practical every pulpit In the city of Kingston many throughout the county -be occupied by re- presentatives of the Ontario Branch of the Dominion Alliance. WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY IN Orpheum KINGSTON, AT 4 PM. Convention Session at 2 pm, Y. the junior intercollegiates cup, but Mr. Hatch did all in his pow. er to have them y mot a bad record for a man to have two out of three league teams victori- Gus. ed thirteen matches in England. baseball league ; about four notches if Orvie stays in California. start hard work in Macon on Monday Miss Grace Lynn, 'to the Rochester Eastern league base- in ; Shima was in poor shape during the poses, the Renfrew hockey team ean lost their The Melting Pot A Story of the Amnigamation of the Races in the Making of the American. | One Year 'his is in shape. Seats on Sale Monday, New York. (386, 30¢, The, $1, $1.50. ~Griffin's., THEATRE Get the Griffin Habit Thursday, Friday & Saturday All Kinds of Sports. Philadelphia cricketers have arrang- Chicago's chances hor the National pennant will drop Overall The Toronto baseball players will next. There will be a special car for the Toronto club contingent. Broadbent and Davidson of the Ot. tawa Clifisides played under assumed names at Brockville, and will be dis- qualified by the Interprovineial union, Lester Patrick, Nelson's hockey play- er, was married in Victoria, BC., to sister of Mrs, (Dr.) formerly of the Koote. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF Musical Stewart Refined Novelty Music ct. G. A. B. Hall, y "2 may Sogital, The Oxford university lacrosse team which defeated Cambridge in their annual game by 8 to 3 has. seven Canadians, three Englishmen and two Americans on it. It cost the New York Yankees 87, 000 to regain the services of Catcher Blair, whom George Stallings sold = | Jones & Gillman Refined Colored Singers and Dancers, Johnny Hogan | The Dancing Bell Boy From Musical Comedy. ball club for $2,200. It is said 'that Pitcher Babe" Ad- ama of the Pittsburg Pirates is show- championship form this spring. i greater part of last season, Got together for advertising 5 REELS MOTION PICTURES. TWO HOURS ENTERTAINMENT. p.m. All Seats, Ge. pur- ardly be considered as having de livered the goods. Winning three games 1 in a season is not the kind of adver- tising that pays. e St, Mary's hockey club, of Cal- a champions of nowhere, have de. clined to play for the Allan cup, though the trustees accepted a chal lenge from them, One of their players is ill, and another has turned pro. Toronto Globe:--Sunday amateur baseball will cogtinue in New York state in spite of the failure to lealize it. Local sentiment has supported throughout the state, and the ation will be unaffected by tive action of the legislature. In the professional hockey ment billed for Now York this Renfrew and the Wanderers play Friday and Saturday night and winners meet Ottawa on Monday and Tuesday. Ottawa and the Wanderers then journey to Boston for a series Thousand dollar purses are offered. Matinee at 2 sion, 10c¢, with guardian, Sec. Noll: situ- the nega tourna week on the "PRINCESS" THEATRE HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLE 3 Reels Newest Pictures 3 tenes BRIDGE SPAN PLANS Considered by Finance Yesterday. The civic finance committee met, ves terday afternoon, and exam ined the Plans and specifications for the eighty- oot span to be put in Cataraqui bridge, if the ratepayers pass the de- benture by-law on April 4th. Tenders are to be called for the work of con- struction at once, as the committee $ anticipates the passing of the by-law. Homant * Memibers of the Ontario Exploration Syndicate do not like the dels ay by the ity in proceeding with the work, but the city council can take no other course than it is taking. The question of purchasing the bridge and improv- ing it must be voted upon by the peo- . The Omtario statutes requires this, Work on the syndicate's pier is pr ing. Committee each ticket. General Admission, 5c. to all. Matinee: Children, 2 for 5c¢. 'CITY HALL, TUESDAY, March. 21st, oo AE Span: ow ew, pReneryed. Keats, Joe bi J Plan at B. Uglow's my Mrs. Te ruthers, {nigh a | EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE { FP. NicklE "MPF. President 1 Made Good Job of It. The Chatham fire engine, which was Ww. ; used by Chief Armstrong and his men 4. B. Walkem. K Ou Vice-Dresident. | to pump the water out of the sloop Ms 5. Si. DY howe: Mis ry ol Granger, near Suites wharf, Thursday | Wilthofft, His Worship af . job of it. The | COL Jas. 'Massie, Prof. UG, ternoon SICAL DI thay re a | en TRE pated preventing a marioe disaster right the harbor. The owner of the - luckily paid a visit to the vessel in its nick of time, as had it been allow- et, Within Ste 50 on , the vessel would have cha $1 per the W. i RR TF "Notice. # F able, Hargess is 1 wher from 2 ites dass he week storage JOHN GRE Mayor i Mitel hell yen | If the Do Perey - ¥rinoes: will be there CARD OF : Mother Superior and Sisters of Hots! Die . deeply grateful to the Man- Frontenac Hockey generous gL of. fifty the proceeds of the "Al t of the ub for the Sohal, thelr shar, the Stars a rontenace, Gored to Desth by Sarnia, Ont., March 17. Jn. Rob bins, an elderly 1 farmbr, living in the i hh hg township, was % hadly an infuriated Bat b 3 4 od sharky ; fiernacds) stall in or e died is the b ad Broked ood nto the yard. A email 3 i saw the 'man's son i it was too \ Bost by Tet" Geo, Mills ¥ Co's EREENE ------ SATURDAY, Mar. 18th) | it | { Commencing Monday, March 13 . 191 1. i ssnesssassspesse: rere. et stesnsserenenstsastasy, The People's F orum |» #¥ | CON and Senior Juveniles. Unfortunately Auspices hy United Trish we First insertion lc a word. A rR | | BOY i GENERAL SMART GRY, Ss work r DENSED ADVERTISING RATES, Each con- secutive insertion thereafter half cent a word. Minimum charge for oue in- sertion, Zhe; three Inscriions, Boe; ix, $1; one month, 82, HELP--WANTED. s-- RIENCED SHOE (CLERK. at Reid & Charles HOUSEMAID. APPLY Macnee, co > ? MACHINE to isarn girls Fur House, oF Kay 148 frock Street WAG. TO DRIVE GROUERY to 1 Ap gon, one used 10TSeS Box 153 Whig effice SERVANT: REFER NCES required Apply » Mrs. J. PF. TO : od Wages, Apply RINGO King Street West, LEARN EASY steady" work Husiery Co XPERIENCED GENERAL Apply, } trachan, SERVANT, ERVANT, NO WASHING, r sweep ng ancis Macnee, rence Cottage, King Street SMART BOY TO ASSIST IN MAILING SALESMAN W ANTED FOR' ANBROY . SPP Ieee SEER PIPL EONIS LIVE CLERKS TO Evening at 7 and 9 p.m.. Admis. | Children accompanied | (Jeet ririi tite PPP brbid bP SPER EES Bb LE fie nl : ONT ARIG Under New w Management. | A PL ATE 1 W WASHING Thurs- artery office; department on Monday and day morning and Satarday noons. Apply, Business Whig ed Autom tie ch or Washing: tory imi Manufact statoes demand 7) ately urers, {lait pe big yg iw ede dele dodo for work at home paying $2.00 to $3.00 per day, with opportunity ta v ; spare lime can be use i ficult and requires no Winston, Limited, | Toronto. experien Spadina a SELL ARTICLES Much needed In every home, especially working men; good salary; pe manent position; if you are work- ing for small salary behind the counter, write to-day; you can double your wages and be your own boss. Apply, Box "E. B. C.," Whig Office. i YOUTH WANTED Dry Goods Busia ity for an a JOHN LAIDLAW & SON Sh dbdd pop 1 | 1 WANTED--G ENERAL. ET RAN scnmy 8 » McCaant AND S.A, to. buy for cash Jd 61 Brock Street CAMERA, 3 X 4 EITHER light! used Apply WANTED, by woman Portsm hams Street, Library Coupons with|s x, ge BRT HRoNA AGE OF Moin Narorks | TENTS ar- 1 wh ann Mrs A} at F C APABL © t a SHOE FURNISHED in good Ir ¥ June, % McCann, 44 PERSON MAY comesponding No canvassing Press Syndi- NY INTELLIGENT earn $100 monthly for newspapers. Send for partidualars, cate, 3.969 Loekport, MAN OR WOMAN WANTED. GOLD {IMPOR Ha SP S. ARKS AND SPARKS, DENTRY DR. C. LOST. \ Ane. 4 BROOCH, SET WITH | some BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS. Aetna C AN aw b n, Ww. J ir orner Queen and Barrie. "Ph ang 12 DENTAL. 230 1-2 Princess Street, P hone 346. Kings t on. H. SIMPSON, LDS, DDS, DET. sy 338 Princess Street. Telephone "0, NASH, DENTIST; DR. C. H. Weicker assistant, 183 Princess St "Phone 735. EE CUNNINGHAM & MUDIE, DR. A... KNAPP, DENTIST, 190 MONT - real Street, 'Photte 652 near Princess Streefy LEGAL. BARRIST- ers and Solicitors. Law Office, 79! Clarence St, Kingston, FINANCE AND INSURANCE. rl] FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES GO to Godwin's Insurance Emporium, over Northern Crown Bank, Brock Street, or 'phone 424 GENERAL INSURANCE-----MIRE, GE FRONTENAC LIF and Health Policies iusu- standard § 169¢ Accident ed; first-class companies; rates T J Boon, Agent, Wellington Street MAN REPRESE vrs | erwrl ter of ins urance com- | insurance ef | 1 _ drop a card 9 67 Clarence Street Ont. . rest § 0... A. the tors nd back $10,000,000 I her fire nds of or Kingston, LOAN AND INVEST. Soclety; established 1863; president, Sir Richard Cartwrig! i issued on city and i municipal and county | mortgages purchased; deposits ceived and interest al lowed 8 C. MeGill Managing ! Director, 87 Clarence Street. i ment LONDON, AND GLORE | ompany. Availabl , $61, 187 In addition to | policyholders have the unimited liability ders Farm red at e renewlir get range, VERPOOL, Fire Insurar C siness FURNITURE FINISHER. W. J. GAVINE, U UPHOLSTE RING, ANTIQUE FURNITURE A SPEC] ALTY, gliding, enamelling and all co of mission werk; al work given best attention Dr riscoll, 23 John Street. 886 ebonizing and Pat ! 'Phone ! UPHOLSTERER, ne- pairing and ¢ arpet work, hair mat tress renovating Drop a card or call 218 Bagot Street OCEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY. Btreet, Klugston DOMES. rtie 1 ila eal, or OL a 5 ov NTRY RAI { REPAIRING OF EVERY PE~| scription: first class work ti leather only used; oné trial suffice, Bring young! repairs Scott's Barrie Stregt, Clergy wil i] te | of cor 206 West AWNINGS, « LEAVE for awnings, and tents eliable will XD order Xx KINGSTON | GENTLEMEN Ce ANY 2. 7. SPARKS, B.8,.) WINDOW CLEANING Company. --Spring 18 coming nd you will want your windows ed Now is the time to met ordefs In ore the rosh. me a car 21 nireal All orders promptly attended fo. TO BRING THEIR Cloth and have it made up Into up- to-date suits, Price and workman- ship guaranteed to please. Pressing and repairing done on the shortest notige, Thomas Galloway, 130 Brock St. next Bibby's Livery. PERSON WAVING GOOD Sp- cond-hand Purniture and Stoves before disposing drop me a card will good have for La Brass and ron Se oun and 4 kinds of Furnitare in Oak. Happ: Th ges. Will sell radon. able. ouipson, 333 Princess i 5 POSITIONS WANTED. UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND bboy Clubs. --Wanted, ment - as megdum fast 'righ references given from ihires Nish gentlemen, lale mombers of the Eton eleven. Apply, "E. A. J." Whig office TYEE hau ARTHUR i" i WIL. row KN a 80 N BRUNSWICK THE HENRY FP. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. OTE oNT ARiIo pposite GT H tat i, one 1} from © t I AT, &UPT and JNqu special Cousinea ST. u, Prop HOTEL, Bar GCRIMASON Street of 'Al and « "Menly, I ch, Talps by ihe Ww k stab! avcomm ation reasonable. Muilville & Princess the Best. Lighiors Clgars Beers, Wines Brande of or Npe Yard R Driscol ARCHITECTS. 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